Better yet, if the artist has a website or something like Bandcamp buy from there so they actually get a decent chunk of the money you give instead of the pittance left over after the distributors and record companies have taken their cut.
It's not always that though. After I was in a car crash and feeling miserable one of my cats came and slept curled around my head which he'd never done before.
It's crazy how perfectly I can hear his voice, with that unique intonation and pauses, saying this. He'll be turning 100 years old this year, bless him.
Reminds me of a friend who had this whole long social media series using #notourcat and I always read it as No Tour Cat. I was like, damn, poor kitty doesn't get to tour like the other kitties 😅
The thing that jumps out for me is the huge pupils. Cats only get that if its low light, they're targeting something, or drugs. If they were targeting something then there is a massive mismatch between their posture and body language and their pupil dilation.
On the other hand, generative AI know that humans find large pupils on animals cute and is more likely to spit out an image of a cat with dilated pupils.
This is the first time I've had this much slop come up in one video. The search I used was "Actual budget vs Firefly III": https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=actual+budget+vs+firefly+iii.
I mostly watch Linux tech related videos, some gaming stuff, DIY, bit of comedy here and there, philosophy and some socio-anarchist stuff (ya know, like protecting your privacy lol). No idea why I would get so much slop from one search other than the enshittification of YouTube is accelerating :/
An previous courier didn't find my cross eyed Siamese cute - every time he dropped off a package he would complain that the cat weirded him out 😅
(My breeders reject kitteh wasn't even very cross eyed either!)